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  • Berkeley Homes to sue Michael Gove for ‘irrational’ decision to block Kent housing development, reports

    May 2, 2023

    Berkeley Homes, one of the UK’s biggest housebuilders, has taken Michael Gove to court over his decision to block one of its developments because he did not like the look of the homes.  The housing secretary overruled planning inspectors and refused permission for a  165-home development in Kent over claims about generic properties, according to [...]

  • Embattled Home REIT set to appoint investment adviser this week as field narrows to two

    May 2, 2023

    Scandal-stricken social housing investor Home REIT is set to appoint a new investment manager this week as the field of potential suitors narrows to two, City A.M. has learned.

  • Property: Has spring sprung? Mini budget ripple blamed for keeping a lid on monthly sales

    April 28, 2023

    UK residential transactions in March 2023 totalled 89,560 which was 19 per cent lower than the same month a year ago but 1 per cent higher than February 2023, according to HMRC. The seasonally adjusted figures also show the total of non-residential property purchases, including commercial and factory property was 10,640, three per cent higher than [...]

  • London rents surge to record high of more than £2,500 as experts warn of no let up in sight

    April 28, 2023

    London rents have surged to their highest level on record and experts have warned there is little sign of the capital’s housing market improving any time soon, fresh figures out today reveal. The cost per month of renting a property in London climbed 14 per cent over the last year to £2,501, according to search [...]

  • Taylor Wimpey axed 450 jobs as construction giant sounds housing market warning

    April 27, 2023

    Up to 450 jobs have been cut as home construction firm Taylor Wimpey as it looks to deliver £19m in cost savings.  Ahead of its AGM today, the London-listed firm said spring had helped in year to date sales, while severe challenges remained for first time buyers still.  In a trading update, it said a [...]

  • Persimmon Homes: Share price lifts on recent uptick despite 42 per cent knock in home sales

    April 26, 2023

    Persimmon Homes share price lifted nearly four per cent this morning, after the group reporting a 42 per cent knock in the number of homes completed in the first leg of the year. The house building group reported strong traffic to its website and improvement in sales reassured investor confidence.  The house building group, which [...]

  • Fleet Street: £5bn development plan will transform former Daily Express HQ to serve a surprising new purpose

    April 25, 2023

    The former Daily Express headquarters is among a flurry of buildings that will be transformed as part of a £5bn makeover of Fleet Street.  A pipeline of 34 new developments have been announced for the East London region, which was once the former home of the newspaper industry.  As part of the scheme, Salisbury Square, [...]

  • Britain’s renters are the real victims of this inflation and interest rate crunch

    April 25, 2023

    People doubtless would’ve gasped at headlines last week about UK interest rates being on course for five per cent.  Such a path looked implausible in March when Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse and Credit Suisse’s shotgun marriage to UBS sparked fears of a financial market meltdown. After those events, traders trimmed their expectations of how much more [...]

  • Average house price rises to £366,000 as tenants look to escape rental crisis

    April 24, 2023

    UK house prices jumped again in March, driven higher by soaring rents pushing tenants to seek out their first home, but further interest rate hikes by the Bank of England could send a chill through the market, new research out today shows. The average price of a property coming to market in Britain hit £366k [...]

  • Leaseholders to gain new rights under FCA insurance reforms

    April 21, 2023

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed insurance reforms to protect leaseholders from paying extortionate sums for insurance. Under the new plans, leaseholders will be defined as “customers of buildings insurance” and insurance firms will be obliged to act in the leaseholders’ best interests. A leaseholder is someone who has bought the right to live [...]

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